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Stories and Dances

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In Chapter 4, the discussion moves beyond the initial encounter, to consider how dynamic interactions support communication with robots where those communications are also framed by a backstory. The focus is on how interactions can be understood in terms of both dialogue and overlapping continuous systems of interchange. Levinas’ theory is further extended in this chapter, to highlight the interruptions in being and in saying that occur in interactions with Fish and Bird, the wheelchair-like robots discussed throughout the chapter.

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Sandry, E. (2015). Stories and Dances. In: Robots and Communication. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137468376_5

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